CO NP MEVE 201(1) AD Plans_Stamped_092625 (Complete).pdf

This document appears to be a detailed project specification for roadway and infrastructure improvements at Mesa Verde National Park in Cortez, Colorado. The project involves resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation (3R) of roadways, parking lots, and retaining walls across 11 locations, with elevations ranging from 6,954 to 8,062 feet. The scope includes Schedule A improvements covering 4.7 miles and an Option X covering 0.2 miles.

Specific improvements include: Route 0010 Main Entrance Road pavement preservation with crack sealing, chip sealing, and striping; retaining wall repairs at 8 locations involving removal and replacement of damaged timber lagging and steel soldier pile walls; Route 0205 Cedar Tree Tower Road full depth reclamation (FDR) with roadway widening to two 9-foot lanes, adding 5 parallel parking spaces, and installing curb and sidewalk; and Route 0210 Far View Ruins Road FDR with roadway widening and 12 parallel parking spaces. The project is being managed by the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, with careful consideration of environmental constraints and preservation of existing infrastructure.